Sentence examples for stage command from inspiring English sources

Francis Huster, an idol of French youth in his mid-30's, is an actor of the first rank, gifted with strong lungs, clear diction and powerful stage command.

JAZZ AND STANDARDS AMERICAN SONGBOOK Feb. 29: Christine Ebersole, the aura of her Broadway triumph in "Grey Gardens" still iridescent, stops by to display the voice and the stage command that made her a star.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet JAZZ AND STANDARDS AMERICAN SONGBOOK Feb. 29: Christine Ebersole, the aura of her Broadway triumph in "Grey Gardens" still iridescent, stops by to display the voice and the stage command that made her a star.

The mini mental state examination score was 25/30: she could recall all three items after a delay, but lost points on orientation, naming, calculation, and for following a three stage command.

Something like this: 1st Stage, command module (manned), accommodation etc, 2nd Stage, command module (unmanned), refueling post, docking port/s on side for spacecraft to dock to, 3rd Stage, anything you want!

Labour at one stage commanded a seven-point lead in some polls.

By the autumn of 1920, Gandhi was the dominant figure on the political stage, commanding an influence never before attained by any political leader in India or perhaps in any other country.

But as a mere script, where everything besides dialogue is written as bland stage commands ("Albus is sleeping in a pew. Ginny is watching him carefully. Harry is looking out the opposite window"), it feels nothing like the detailed-filled paragraphs of the Rowling we love.

With the main Valhöll stage commanding the front, leading into a smaller woodland clearing of two smaller outdoor stages, Embla and Gimli, a lengthy, narrow tented stage named Askur and a larger, few-thousand capacity tented stage tucked away behind it all named Hel, the design wasn't dissimilar to the majority of small outdoor, almost hippie festivals in the UK.

Take the indefatigable showmanship of James Brown, the cult of Elvis, Liberace's camp, Elton John's flair, Judy Garland's on-stage command, Bruce Springsteen's mastery of folk and pop themes, the diva tendencies of Streisand, the chameleonic talent of David Bowie or Prince — and mash it all up into something that makes sense.

She could perform a one-stage command but not three.